This could be a variety of issues that we would need more insight on to diagnose. If you need help, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Typically this will be related to the timer not functioning properly, or the pressure sensor (if you have a pressure sensor mode) faulting and needing to be replaced. If you need, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Unfortunately this is not enough information to provide any specific insight. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

At this point, the tank will need to be drained, the entire motor and flywheel will need to be removed and the pump will have to be detached to remove the plate that separates the two chamber and it will need to be resealed with a silicone sealant. The area will need to be cleaned well with acetone or mineral spirits to ensure the sealant properly bonds.

The 10, and 15 ton version in our video has a fuse. The 20-30 ton version in our video does not have a fuse. If it is similar to the 10-15 ton type, it can be for a variety of reasons. On our type of machine, the electronics electronics are run on an independent circuit and in the case of a fuse popping over and over again, we would typically look for the contactor on the solenoid valve faulting in a closed position. If not that, follow that circuit to find whatever relays, timers, etc may have shorted out. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there thanks for reaching out. We will be releasing some more videos within a year for a more in-depth training on these machines. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there thanks for reaching out. We will be releasing some more videos within a year for a more in-depth training on these machines. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there thanks for reaching out. We will be releasing some more videos within a year for a more in-depth training on these machines. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there thanks for reaching out. We will be releasing some more videos within a year for a more in-depth training on these machines. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there thanks for reaching out. We will be releasing some more videos within a year for a more in-depth training on these machines. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there thanks for reaching out. We will be releasing some more videos within a year for a more in-depth training on these machines. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there thanks for reaching out. We will be releasing some more videos within a year for a more in-depth training on these machines. If you need help in the meantime, please send any specific questions to [email protected]. Thanks for watching!

Hi there, our machines are properly outfitted for US-market compatible parts, JIC hydraulic fittings, etc. Our Swing Arms run from $5,499-10,499. Please contact us at [email protected] for more pricing or information.

I'm not sure if I understand the feedback. This video just addresses the most common reasons (based on a catalogued 5+ years of service calls) why oil most often ends up leaking onto the floor, from what should be a sealed oil chamber. There is no "root cause" as I believe you are defining it is this case, because nothing is malfunctioning. The oil chamber just isn't properly sealed in most cases. There are reasons that a machine can leak due to actual malfunction, but those are not the topic of this video. If you need help addressing a leak caused by malfunction, feel free to reach out to our service department, they'd be happy to help: [email protected].

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Pressure is normally controlled through a daylight adjuster or wheel (macro-adjustment) and a potentiometer or timer on the face of the head (micro adjustment). If you need any more information please call our service department. 801-613-7997. Thanks!

If there are leaking problems that don't seem to be resolved by the tips in this video, please contact our service department by calling 801-8613-7997 or emailing [email protected]. Thanks!

Hey Zachary, Our presses and all the information about them is available at www.americanclickerpress.com/ Sorry for the confusion!

hello, all pricing is available on our website at www.americanclickerpress.com and you can also reach out to [email protected] for an out-the-door quote. Thanks!

Hi Mukhsin, there could be a few different reason this could happen. If you are just hooking up the machine, the first most obvious step it to check the oil level and insure that the oil covers the intake filter properly. If the machine was just hooked up, it is common for customers to have the polarity of the machine wrong (the motor will be spinning against the direction of the indicator arrow), and the frequently causes the head not to raise on first startup. You'll also see bubbles being blown in the oil if the polarity is wrong. To resolve, simply switch two legs of the incoming power supply. It could be a bad pressure sensor (if you are in the pressure based cutting mode), which may cause inconsistent cutting results. This just needs to switched out for a good pressure sensor. It could also be a bad potentiometer or timer dial, causing inconsistent results for resistance. Again, this would just need to be switched for a new potentiometer or dial. There is also a cable attached via a pulley in the head to the soloniod block to close the solenoid valve at the set rising height. If this comes loose, sometime this causes issues with rising height, then also cutting depth because it is not cutting from the same, consistent origin point (If it is in a time-based cutting mode). The last common problem is a bad PCB board where burned capacitors, fuses, or circuits are often the cause. For this- same thing applies, just swap it for a new one or send it to a PCB repair shop. If you have any other questions, please reach out to our service team at [email protected]. Thanks!

make sure there is power comimg in.

Hi Amrithraj, there could be a few different reason this could happen. If you are just hooking up the machine, the first most obvious step it to check the oil level and insure that the oil covers the intake filter properly. If the machine was just hooked up, it is common for customers to have the polarity of the machine wrong (the motor will be spinning against the direction of the indicator arrow), and the frequently causes the head not to raise on first startup. You'll also see bubbles being blown in the oil if the polarity is wrong. To resolve, simply switch two legs of the incoming power supply. It could be a bad pressure sensor (if you are in the pressure based cutting mode), which may cause inconsistent cutting results. This just needs to switched out for a good pressure sensor. It could also be a bad potentiometer or timer dial, causing inconsistent results for resistance. Again, this would just need to be switched for a new potentiometer or dial. There is also a cable attached via a pulley in the head to the solenoid block to close the solenoid valve at the set rising height. If this comes loose, sometime this causes issues with rising height, then also cutting depth because it is not cutting from the same, consistent origin point (If it is in a time-based cutting mode). The last common problem is a bad PCB board where burned capacitors, fuses, or circuits are often the cause. For this- same thing applies, just swap it for a new one or send it to a PCB repair shop. If you have any other questions, please reach out to our service team at [email protected]. Thanks!

@@HammerheadMachinery The issue was lose connection. 2 pin in the electronic board was connected with a cap connector. When the machine was working..due to vibration the connection got removed. 😀

This machine is made in China, with improvements engineering in the USA to USA standards. Thanks!

hello, all pricing is available on our website at www.americanclickerpress.com and you can also reach out to [email protected] for an out-the-door quote. Thanks!

hello, all pricing is available on our website at www.americanclickerpress.com and you can also reach out to [email protected] for an out-the-door quote. Thanks!

This is a 30 Ton Swing Arm. The head size is 24" x 24" but the depth is limited by the table depth. So overall, your maximum die size would be approximately 24" wide by 19.5" deep. Thanks!

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mine too. did you get any help ?

please email us at [email protected] and our service technicians will be glad to help. All videos and pictures of the issue will be helpful. Thanks!

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